The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-20
B1sMAROK BEATEN.

DASAA0OA
Hls Army Bin Laid Oas IN the Rssckssag-
Sailsbary's Ministers Kissing Vtc's Glands
Shops Attacked ~ socialists F0rstE1
News
BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-The fate Of the army
bill was settled to day by the reichstAg
adversely to the government, ana action
was Immediately taken TO dissolve the
chamber. On the reassembling of the
reichstag Herr Won Stauffsnberg's amend
meni. limiting the duration Of the bill to
three years, was voted upon and the
amendment was carried, the vote being
1S0 to 164. The conservatives, imperial.
lists and national nbers IL voted with the
minority. The socialists and most of the
Alsatian members Ashamed from voting.
Prince Bismarck Immediately read the
imperial message dissolViDg the reichs-
tag.
An imperial decres was issued this af-
ternOon Gxlng February And for the hold
ing OF general elections for members Of
nav reichstag.
KISSING vIc's HANDS.
LONDON, Jan. IA ninistsrial coun.
Gil was held ct the queens residence ct
Osborne to-day and the seals Of once were
transferred to the new members Of the
cabinet and those who had changed once
and ministers kissed the queens hand a.
abe formally notified them of their ap-
polntment.
eoCIALIsTIc OUTBREAK
LONDON. Jan. ia large number of
unemployed workingmen held Q meeting
at Norwich to-day, and after listening to
the speeches of two socialists, commenced
An attack on the shops. The police dis
persed the mob before they could do any
damage further than the breaking OF Q
number of windows. The two socialists
were arrested.
GLADSTONE HAS BEEN DEPRKssRD
ever since he heard of the death of Lord
Idd0sleigh. He has caught cold and lie
now confined to the house
LADY IDDEsLEIaH
watched over the corpe Of her husband all
last night. She Is greatly proStrAted.
YACHT RACE.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE course for the
jubiles yacht race, for boats OF all nations,
has at last been determined upon. The
race will be sailed around the United
Kingdom. The yachts viii start from
the Thames, and will be required TO keep
In sight of Great Britain and Ireland on
the port hand. The finishing point will
be at Dover. The race viii take place
early in June.
CONFERENCE P0gTPoNED
LONDON, Jan. IA conference of
Gladstoneitee and liberal unIoniets, which
begun yesterday, has been adjourned I'M
til parliament meeta. This IL done be-
cause various conferees have engagements
TO address political meetings in different
parts OF the country and cannot spare
time for other purposes.
LONDON, Jan. 12-Lord Iddesleigh wa
taken suddenly Ill yesterday while on his
way to confer with Lord Salisbury regard
ing British cabinet affairs, and died
twenty minutes later.
Jan. 13-The unfortunate fate of Lord
IddesleIgh has excited sympathy every
make very uncomPlimentary comments on
the treatment the dead man has
received at the hands Of the prime |
minister. In this respect the St. James |
Gazette says: 1t cannot be said that Lord |
1ddesleigh was murdered. 1t is no crime |
to be young man in a hurry, and 1t IL no |
crime 70 push young man from q stool |
on which you beIieTe you would make a |
better figure, aRd perhaps some of hts as |
sailants will now feel remorse, especially |
those at whom he was joke, not one OF |
whom was worthy to unloose his shoes.
MURDERER HANGED.
NORRIsToWN, Pa, Jan. 13-Jno. NJ,
Wilson was hanged in the Jail yard here |
at 1 :15 this afternoon for the murder Of
Anthony W. Dealey. The crime
for which Wilson was execu-
ted was committed on January
26th, 1884, when he murdered Anthony
w. DeAley, q farmer of Montgomery
county, Pennsylvania. He escaped ar
rest, but in October, 1885, at Chicago
while drunk he made confession which
resulted in his conviction.
FRENCH HEARTS FIRED.
PARIS, Jan. 13-Floquct, on assuming
the chair as president of the chamber OF
deputies to day, said he hoped wise con-
cord and q spirit of compromise would
prevail among members of the chamber,
who, he hoped would all be animated by
patriotic emulation to work for the pro-
gress of national Institutions In the first
rank of which the government had placed
the army. This declaration was
received with applause. Continuing,
Floquet said: When without
distinction of party we follow with equal
solicitude the earnest efforts OF the valiant
youth of France; and when, with unanl- |
nous impulse, we accept every sacrifice to |
increase our countRy's power we do not |
feel agitsted by feverish impotence or |
desire-only with tranquil persevertng |
will we place ourselves in position to |
fulfil our duties and secure tor France the |
respect of all, an essential condition of that |
position which we prize as highly a. any
body in the world" Prolonged sppIause.l
REDUCED TO POVERTY.
DUBLIN Jan. 13.-Mr. Roe, the owner |
of land the yearly rental Of which amounts !
to $500 pounds, has been compelled seek |
admission to the Killarney work house, |
having been unable get money from either |
trustees or tenants.